If you are job hunting in the future, do not be surprised if you are asked to submit two resumes: a traditional one that lists your accomplishments and a second one that lists your failures. To a society that spends a lot of time bragging about itself, a resume of mistakes may seem like a silly idea, but we usually learn a lot more from failure than we do from success. As well, the ability to deal with disappointment and to adapt to unfavourable circumstances is a valuable skill-set. Therefore, employers are wanting to hear about a person’s full range of experience, rather than just the shiny, cleaned up versions of themselves that show up on the traditional resumes. That sort of thinking and honestly would go a long way to helping the church as well. Unfortunately, a quick...